ConstantThroughputTimer set to 300 (300 being: number of threads *
60 = 1 req per sec per thread)
Did it make sense?
HTH
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Hi all,
Thanks for the response. I've looked over the code and the various options
in the http proxy and concluded this:
(Note this may be obvious to seasoned vets, but wasn't obvious to me as a
newcomer)
If you want to use "think time" with jmeter scripts recorded via the http
proxy server
n
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 8:37 AM, Will Milspec wrote:
> hi all,
>
> My question pertains to use of timers to simulate "think time".
>
> Here's a usecase : Use requests two urls:
>
> url1
> foo.html
> foo.css
>
hi all,
My question pertains to use of timers to simulate "think time".
Here's a usecase : Use requests two urls:
url1
foo.html
foo.css
foo.js
url2
bar.html
bar.css
bar.js
On 6 October 2010 06:34, kblearner wrote:
>
> Hey,
> You can use either the Constant timer or Random timer. However, while
> adding timer as child to a HTTP request, make sure to cross verify that the
> wait time isn't added to the sample time of the HTTP request itself.
Ti
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Hi Everyone
I have a scenario where i need to give a 5 sec delay between each request.
Say i have 10 threads(each thread for one user). He logs in and create a
project and a solution. I need to have a delay of 5 sec between each HTTP
request of each thread(as if the user is viewing the page for 5
User constant timer, add a child to reach page POST.
If you add the Constant timer to your thread group at last http request, it
was applicable to all the requests above it.
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gt; It all depends on at what level you'r placing your timers.
>
> >> When you say "want to simulate Real World Scenario", I believe you'r
> >> refering to the wait times in between subsequent http requests. If
> >> that's what you want, Yes timer
Hi "Waseem",
It all depends on at what level you'r placing your timers.
>> When you say "want to simulate Real World Scenario", I believe you'r
>> refering to the wait times in between subsequent http requests. If
>> that's what you
il.com]
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 10. August 2010 11:15
> An: JMeter Users List
> Betreff: Re: Gaussian Random Timers Additive?
>
> On 10 August 2010 07:22, Jörg Godau wrote:
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I want to know for certain if the Gaussian Timers are additive.
>
> All
On 10 August 2010 07:22, Jörg Godau wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I want to know for certain if the Gaussian Timers are additive.
All timers behave the same - they are applied to all samplers in scope.
If there are multiple times in scope, they are all applied.
> Example1:
>
Hello All,
I want to know for certain if the Gaussian Timers are additive.
Example1:
Thread Group
- Timer1 (Ave 10s, deviation 1s)
- Loop1
- Sampler 1
- Loop2
- Timer2 (Ave 5s, deviation 4s)
- Sampler2
So the Sampler1 requests will an average of 10 seconds apart plus or minus 1
gt; one bellow?
>
> 3.
> thread group
> - configs
> - controller
>\- several samplers
> -> CTtimer
>\- controller
> -> several samplers
> |- CT timer
>\- controller
> -> samplers
> -> CT timer
>
any difference between the above TP-s (using a CT Timer) and the
one bellow?
3.
thread group
- configs
- controller
\- several samplers
-> CTtimer
\- controller
-> several samplers
|- CT timer
\- controller
-> samplers
-> CT timer
(all CT timers
: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: how do i use timers?
Less Delay Time = High number of request.
So if you give the delay time as zero, it might generate enough
request to almost crash the server. So you can start with 10seconds as
the delay time and then keep on reducing it till you reach zero
Less Delay Time = High number of request.
So if you give the delay time as zero, it might generate enough
request to almost crash the server. So you can start with 10seconds as
the delay time and then keep on reducing it till you reach zero.
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Vijay wrote:
> Good d
Good day
I've a test plan with three http request with five users and need to run for
several iterations.
Test Plan
Thread Group
Http request 1
Http request 2
Http request 3
I need to run the same test for around 15 minutes with low delay time,
average delay time, high delay
his ?
>
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#timers
> TestPlan
> Thread Group
> Constant Timer
> Simple Controller A
> ReqA1
> ReqA2
> ReqA3
> SimpleControllerB
>
Hi All,
I have recorded a Test Script using Jmeter Proxy . While
recording I used the configuration called "Put each group in a new
controller" . So obeying the documentation it actually created a Simple
Controller for each group while storing all samples for that group in it .
So
1) Timers are explained here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#timers
and here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/test_plan.html#timers
The Uniform Random Timer is explained here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html
Hi David
Appreciate your help here.
Is anyone out there who can help explain to David and I on the timers
specifically, with the questions I had in the post ?
Many thanks
2008/7/20 David Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello Z W, This is of not comprehensive since the number implemen
Hello Z W, This is of not comprehensive since the number implementation of
Timers exceeds my ability I can only provide you
w/ the attached Test Plan jmx and a JPEG of the Table Visualizer Sampler of the
recored data from the first 2 HTTP Requests
that have Child Timers attached to them. Run the
Hi David
Thanks for sharing that doc but can you help answer my original 3
questions since they require more specific answers, as related to
timers. Examples using numbers to explain the contexts on how they are
used would help me greatly. Other friends are also facing the same
issues of not
Hello Z W, please find attached a JMX file: Test Plan public.jmx. This file has
several Samplers under a single ThreadGroup as a result of JMeter Proxy
recording. This means all the HTTP Requests, which are Samplers, were recorded
using HTTP Requests which are just Samplers. A few Listeners are
David
Can you give a concrete example with numbers ?
On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 12:48 PM, David Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Z W, I'm no JMeter expert but if you study the GUI layout of a Jmeter
> TestPlan you will see that you add Samplers to ThreadGroups. So if you add 3
> Samplers to
Hello Z W, I'm no JMeter expert but if you study the GUI layout of a Jmeter
TestPlan you will see that you add Samplers to ThreadGroups. So if you add 3
Samplers to one ThreadGroup you have 3 Samplers that can take on more
attributes such as a Timer. HTH, David.
Z W wrote ..
> Hi
>
> 1- I'm no
Hi
1- I'm not sure how to use uniform random timer, its parameters Random
Delay Maximum and Constant Delay Offset and how they relate to each
other.
2- Also, how do these parameters (Random Delay Maximum and Constant
Delay Offset ) affect the thread group ramp up time for 3 threads,
ramp-up time
hi
i have done other bit of study on other topics but timers is totally new to
new plz help me to do this
i have tried to use time but there has been use of it
do we need to write scripts? to run timers
plz dont tell me refer help docs
it would be better if any of u post some screenshots
plz i
delay of 10 mins is done, only then does the
> first request go out again.
No - as I wrote in my last message, timers are applied BEFORE the
samplers to which they apply.
> Effectively the first request has a
> cumulative delay of 10+ mins each run? Is that correct?
No.
> I would like the
est
- gaussian timer ( 10 mins)
Thanks for your help,
Aditi
-Original Message-
From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 1:59 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Timers
Timers are applied to all samplers in scope,
Timers are applied to all samplers in scope, and are applied before
the sampler executes.
On 23/08/07, Aditi Seth (adseth) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I am trying to setup a test plan where each request has a delay
> associated with it and each of these de
random timer ( delay 5 mins)
- http request C
- gaussian random timer (delay 10 mins)
Bascially, each user access page A every min, page B once in 5 mins and
page C once in 10 mins. And the login request needs to be shared between
these requests.
I did try to add timers to each
On 12/5/06, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've not used the Sync Timer in earnest, so I don't know if it has
these problems.
Fair enough!
I do know that sometimes the 2/80 display can go wrong (I've seen -1/n
!), but the fact that "stop test" is having a problem suggests that
there are in
I've not used the Sync Timer in earnest, so I don't know if it has
these problems.
I do know that sometimes the 2/80 display can go wrong (I've seen -1/n
!), but the fact that "stop test" is having a problem suggests that
there are indeed still some threads active. [BTW, Shutdown is a less
forcef
Hi group!
I'm experimenting with adding a synchronzing timer to my existing XML-RPC
load test (hitting on a simple web service[1]) to emulate some peak load
we're seeing on our live servers. However, the test has gone a bit wonky...
it doesn't seem to end cleanly. For example, in the test I've go
Timers are not included in any sample elapsed times. They do affect
the throughput, because the overall time includes any timer delays.
And of course they have an effect on the sample start-/end-times.
Note that timers _are_ included in the "samples" that are created by
the T
Hello...i've been reading jmeter's documentation and i've noticed that
timers influences the numbers in the test results. What i want to know
is, does the timers influence the throughput column only (as
documentation seems to point) or all the timings recorded by jmeter.
By
In 17/05/06, new2JM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks S
Test Action didnot include the time in Transaction response time.
Good - of course if you add the Test Action as a child of the
Transaction, the time would be included.
I am using Once Only controller for login so that I can loop the i
logout at
end.
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I forgot - there is also a Test Action Sampler - this can pause a
thread, and it does not generate a sample, so just replace the timers
with it.
S.
On 16/05/06, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Test Plans are not run entirely sequentially.
Timers are applied _before_ every sampler in scop
Test Plans are not run entirely sequentially.
Timers are applied _before_ every sampler in scope, and are not run at
all if there is no sampler in scope.
You need to move the timers, but I don't see how to do this without
affecting the Transaction Controller timings.
You could replace
and trying to pick up. so sorry for
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> You could filter it out based on scoping:
>
> Test-Plan
>ThreadGroup
> LoopControl
> SimpleController
> Request 1
> Request 2
> Request 3
> Listener 1
> Listener 2
> SleepTest
>
> In the above test plan, resul
> I think I will use the SleepTest class because I don't like the idea of
> duplicating tests (maintenance issue).
>
> However I have another question : is there a way for a sampler not to be
> displayed in the results (by the different listeners) ?
> I'd like the time
the SleepTest class because I don't like the idea of
duplicating tests (maintenance issue).
However I have another question : is there a way for a sampler not to be
displayed in the results (by the different listeners) ?
I'd like the timers I make with SleepTest class not to be reported
You could either duplicate the requests prior to the loop controller so
the first time through your delay isn't a part, or you could use the
sleep sampler (the Java Request + SleepTest class). Neither solution is
ideal, I know.
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 11:50 +, PiRanha wrote:
> Hello,
>
Hello,
I'd like to make something like this with JMeter :
Request 1, Request 2, Request 3, wait 30 seconds, Request 1, Request 2,
Request 3, wait 30 seconds, Request 1, Request 2...
How can I do that ?
If I do :
Test Plan
|--- Thread group
|--- Loop Controller
|--- Request 1
I have a test plan where I have number of samplers that are related on the
server as a transaction. If they are done with a to long interval in between the
samplers, the transaction context is lost. Since timers work distributed on all
samplers in a threadgroup its will jam my transaction logic if
Maybe this is helpful?
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build-test-plan.html#scoping_rules
On Tue, 2004-08-17 at 13:39, Michael Chandler wrote:
> The documentation for timers does not give a good explanation for using
> them anywhere except for timing when each separate thread
The documentation for timers does not give a good explanation for using
them anywhere except for timing when each separate thread starts. I'll
give this a try. I'm assuming that 'under' means to make the timer a
child of the request. Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Mi
e a way, inside a thread, to pause after one request has ended and
> before the next request starts?
Put a timer under the request you want to pause BEFORE. (Timers go
first)
> I've tried using the timers but from
> what I can gather they work at the thread level not inside the
> th
next request starts? I've tried using the timers but from
what I can gather they work at the thread level not inside the
thread.
2004 16:54
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Problems using with timers
you may want to look at the timeout value. most likely, it is set to 1
minute. some people including myself sometimes get around this issue
during testing by setting the timeout to some really large like 1 week
or 1day.
pete
you may want to look at the timeout value. most likely, it is set to 1
minute. some people including myself sometimes get around this issue
during testing by setting the timeout to some really large like 1 week
or 1day.
peter
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 17:20:10 +0200, Giuseppe Ielpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 11:20 AM
Subject: RE: Problems using with timers
> Dear All,
> I made some extra experiments and I reached a quite
4 3:50 PM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Re: Problems using with timers
>
>
> Any chance the session is timing out after an especially long delay?
>
> You're test attachment didn't make it, but it would be
Any chance the session is timing out after an especially long delay?
You're test attachment didn't make it, but it would be useful to take a
gander at it.
-Mike
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 10:12, Giuseppe Ielpa wrote:
> Dear All,
> I have some problems using timers.
>
>
Dear All,
I have some problems using timers.
I'm developing a test where I have to simulate a user who logs into a system
and reads
the content of several web pages.
In order to do simulate this, I added to a thread group a number of http
requests and a
cookie manager. The user lo
Try like this:
Simple Controller
Sampler ONe
Sampler Two
Sampler Three
Next Controller
Sampler One
Timer
Sampler Two
...
That would give you the effect you want. Note, timer's delay BEFORE the
sampler(s) they apply to.
-Mike
On Fri, 2004-
I would like a timer to run after a GROUP of samplers have run:
Simple Controller
Sampler One
Sampler Two
Sampler Three
Timer
My (new) understanding is that putting the timer where I have it means that
it will run after EACH Sampler (once after One, once after Two and once
after Three), n
ooked at all timers available and looks, like once
> you call them, they put delay between all request?!
>
> Please let me know if you know a solution to that
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> Gary
>
> ---
Hello all,
We need put few second delay in JMeter script, that just do that delays
when called. I have looked at all timers available and looks, like once
you call them, they put delay between all request?!
Please let me know if you know a solution to that
Thank you in advance
Gary
08/07/2003 Objet : Re: Timers.
11:33
se respond tocc: (bcc: Phil Evans/External)
"JMeter Users Subject: Timers.
Hi all,
I want to run a bunch of tests from time to time in a day. I first though
timers would do the trick for me, but when I enter this
Test plan
thread group
loop controller (10 times)
http request
Timer (1 sec)
Timer 3600 sec
All I get is a 60 sec delay between each
I am trying to set up a simple ongoing test which runs continually. I would
like I would like to simulate a user logging on to the site, viewing a
report and logging off again, once every minute. The trouble is that the
timer will only delay between each request the thread sends. Is there any
way
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